The script does not ignore the bucket folder itself, so if the bucket is quite new then the check will pass.
For example, create a bucket to hold weekly backups. The bucket is initially empty, but has an age of zero. Checking --minfileage 168 (i.e. 7 x 24 hours) will return OK for the first 168 hours, then fail (assuming you haven't written anything).
Note that as a workaround you can use wildcards, e.g. --bucketfolder 'hourly/.+', i.e. insist on at least one character after the slash.
The script does not ignore the bucket folder itself, so if the bucket is quite new then the check will pass.
For example, create a bucket to hold weekly backups. The bucket is initially empty, but has an age of zero. Checking --minfileage 168 (i.e. 7 x 24 hours) will return OK for the first 168 hours, then fail (assuming you haven't written anything).
Note that as a workaround you can use wildcards, e.g. --bucketfolder 'hourly/.+', i.e. insist on at least one character after the slash.